jamn4jc
Experienced
I am really on the fence about getting Lemur and Axe template. What is the learning curve? Is it fairly intuitive? I am an IT guy, so am comfortable with UI. I have gotten pretty good with the front panel and am patiently waiting for AE 3.0. Does Lemur lose its value/appeal once AE 3.0 is released (I have confidence that FAS will get it right this time)?
However, there are two challenges that I face that maybe Axe Lemur could solve. 1) if I don't use a preset for a few weeks, I often forget how it is configured (what XP1 does, how to boost, what scenes do what, etc...) and 2) when trying to edit a multi-scene preset quickly (usually when I need to tweak levels during rehearsal), I have to wonder if having a visual editor may help me to quickly look at a preset and be able to see the both the big picture and fine details.
I play worship nearly every week, have limited free time, and it's always a race to get presets for the upcoming week created and tweaked. I am slowly building a library of songs, so it's getting better. Anything that could help and not hinder the process would be worth the money.
I have an original iPad. Any issues with that?
However, there are two challenges that I face that maybe Axe Lemur could solve. 1) if I don't use a preset for a few weeks, I often forget how it is configured (what XP1 does, how to boost, what scenes do what, etc...) and 2) when trying to edit a multi-scene preset quickly (usually when I need to tweak levels during rehearsal), I have to wonder if having a visual editor may help me to quickly look at a preset and be able to see the both the big picture and fine details.
I play worship nearly every week, have limited free time, and it's always a race to get presets for the upcoming week created and tweaked. I am slowly building a library of songs, so it's getting better. Anything that could help and not hinder the process would be worth the money.
I have an original iPad. Any issues with that?